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Malagasy

pertaining to the biogeographical subregion formed by Madagascar and its surrounding islands (corresponding to Madagascan). see BIOGEOGRAPHICAL REGION.
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For example, in the first chapter Sharawy provided a general overview of the Malagasy language in Arabic and French respectively (33-43) before the appearance of the Malagasy manuscript.
Heritage of African Languages Manuscripts (Ajami)
"What if I don't act the way I am supposed to act?" Fady (pronounced FAH-dee) is a powerful concept in Malagasy language and culture.
Healing in Luke, Madagascar, and elsewhere
Subjects include using the Malagasy language to discern Malagasy history, scoping out the Indo-Uralic question, tracing Bantu, using the methods to figure out written language, and employing a stochastic model.
Phylogenetic methods and the prehistory of languages
Stille remarks, "Adding insult to injury, for several years the only wall label in the museum [built at the park] that was in the Malagasy language was the one marking a small wooden cabinet that says: 'Who is destroying the forest?' When you open the cabinet, there is a mirror" (p.
Can the past and the future coexist?
Strangely enough, 'Hanitra' is pronounced 'Ansch', the Malagasy language often confounding any attempts to read it phonetically.
Out of Africa but still singing for freedom; Martin Longley talks to Hanitra Rasoanaivo about her six-date UK tour
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